Author: J. Huntley Palmer and Patricia L. Petty

A plan by the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School to suspend a scholarship named for Sadie T.M. Alexander, its first Black alumna, sends the wrong message to law school students everywhere.Read More

Texas’ fight to wall off children from the ugly side of social media while tip-toeing around the First Amendment heads to the Fifth Circuit this week, as does a challenge to a directive lowering the reporting threshold to $200 for money services businesses near the US-Mexico border.Read More

Watchdog contacts tax authority after families’ payments stopped based on flawed travel dataRead More

“A new law requires the Department of Water Resources to set targets for the amount of water to be provided for urban and agricultural use.”Read More

Recent debate over Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reforms has renewed attention on how whistleblower protections function inside the federal system. From the military to civilian agencies, advocates argue that lawful disclosure remains essential to accountability and public trust, reminding policymakers that transparency strengthens institutions rather than weakens them.Read More

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The first sign something was amiss was the thwack of helicopter rotors overhead, followed by screams. Within moments, Anabel Romero was on the ground with her hands restrained…Read More

Gov. Kathy Hochul and fellow Democrats in Albany may be starting to see the insanity of their disastrous climate agenda and moving at least to delay it. Far better to scrap it altogether.Read More

An expert on international law weighs in on the legality and global implications of the Trump administration’s drug boat killings.Read More

A $1 million pledge was recently made on behalf of the Chattanooga-based law firm of Summers, Rufolo & Rodgers to support students and faculty at the University of Tennessee Winston College of Law.Read More

Two survivors of the Pentagon’s boat attacks were returned to their home countries, raising new concerns about whether such strikes are legal.Read More